For Don't Like You, Cheater Slicks acquired the production services of friend and fan Jon Spencer (Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion). Spencer also trades places with vocalist Dana Hatch on "Sensitive Side," his zonked-out, stoner ode to the band (Hatch sounds almost as stoned on the Johnny Thunders-like "Should I"). The entire enterprise could be considered a bit of a family affair, as Spencer's longtime compatriot, Jerry Teel (the Honeymoon Killers), also lends his services on harmonica (the smokin' "Motherlode") and recording. (Boss Hog's Cristina Martinez would seem to be the only key "family" member missing.) The results are more successful than not – especially the opening Scientists-inspired distortion blast, "Feel Free" – but there's possibly a little more variety here than necessary. Spencer's song, for instance, would have worked better at the end of the recording or even as a bonus track (along with the actual bonus, a spoken word bit). From a sequencing standpoint, it just doesn't fit as comfortably with the rest of the material as it could. That quibble aside, this is one of Cheater Slicks' finest releases in a long and varied career.

Captured on their massive 50th anniversary tour, The Big Five-0 Live is a no-holds-barred celebration of one of Australia’s greatest-ever bands. Recorded at their Sidney Myer Music Bowl shows in November, 2024 these releases capture Cold Chisel in peak form - raw, loud, emotional, and still unmatched on stage. High-voltage performances, amplified by a crowd singing every word. 2CD set featuring 28 songs.

Pour la première fois en double CD « Parfum d’acacia au jardin », filmé dans les conditions du direct et en une seule prise par Don Kent est sorti uniquement en DVD en 2004 . Le voici enfin disponible pour la première fois en double CD. Simplicité et retour aux bases, en compagnie de son groupe déjà présent sur Lilith : Fred Jimenez / Stéphane Reynaud, sa désormais section rythmique fidèle. Son vieux complice Christophe Pie en appoint guitare/clavier, et Camille en contrepoint féminin.

Eero Koivistoinen Quartet's rare live album from 1978 reissued for the first time in nearly half a century via Svart Records. Eero Koivistoinen is one of the all-time greats in Finnish jazz and saxophone, arrived in the Finnish jazz scene in the mid-60s. Ever since, he has been one of the most distinguished and trusted jazz musicians in Finland. He is known for his versatility and creativeness, his tastes ranging from pithy jazz solos to large-scale orchestral works. In addition to the band leader and saxophonist Koivistoinen, the line-up of Eero Koivistoinen Quartet included the accomplished musicians Pekka Sarmanto (bass), Reiska Laine (drums) and Vladimir Shafranov (piano), and the same line-up remained active for the next two years. They released the legendary album Labyrinth on Love Records in June 1977, which is a definite cornerstone of Finnish Jazz.

Sasha Keable Announces New ‘act right’ EP. Sasha Keable will release new EP ‘act right’ this month.
The incoming project is her first in four year, and finds the British / Colombian star channelling the emotions of a painful break-up. A true case of music-as-therapy, Sasha’s message is resonating loud and clear with fans. Recent single ‘move it along’ saw the singer combine with Stateside R&B phenomenon Leon Thomas, who continually reps Sasha during interviews. The full EP features seven songs – Leon Thomas is the only feature – and will be available from August 8th. “I felt like if I didn’t make this music I might lose my mind,” she says. “I made this project for myself, it’s exactly what I needed.” It’s quite a summer for Sasha, who appeared at Meltdown – at the personal invitation of Little Simz – and caused a roadblock at Glastonbury.

Something Beautiful is the ninth studio album by American singer Miley Cyrus. It was released on May 30, 2025, through Columbia Records and was accompanied by a musical film of the same name on June 6, 2025. It is a visual album with existential themes, centered around healing from trauma and finding beauty in the darkest moments of life. Cyrus executively produced the album with Shawn Everett and collaborated with various musicians, including Molly Rankin and Alec O'Henley of Alvvays, Cole Haden of Model/Actriz, Danielle Haim, Flea, Pino Palladino, and Adam Granduciel of the War on Drugs. Naomi Campbell and Brittany Howard appear as guest artists. The album was supported by the lead single "End of the World", as well as the promotional singles "Prelude", the title track, and "More to Lose". "Easy Lover" was issued as a single weeks after the album's release. Something Beautiful was met with generally positive reviews from music critics. The album topped the charts in Austria and has charted within the top 10 in Australia, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Scotland, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

The term "scratch band" refers to a tradition of folk music, Ron Blake explains in his album notes, "performed by storytellers and groove makers in the community I grew up with in the Virgin Islands." The music here isn't reflective of the genre of scratch bands, called quelbe, but "the intention when putting the album together … is. Groove and other elements of music–melody, harmony, & space, imagined without pretense."

Amish Records is happy to announce an expanded, gatefold 2XLP version of P.G. Six's second album, 'The Well of Memory, originally released in 2004.

Jeff Dale is an award winning songwriter and performer, born and raised on the south side of Chicago.

Platinum-selling, post-industrial/alternative rock pioneers FILTER will release their remixed and remastered new album, "The Algorithm: Ultra Edition", on August 8 via the band's No Pulse Records.

As a child, he studied the violin and later played as the lead violinist of an Eastern European music band, performing throughout France and Monaco.

Adoration is the world premiere live recording of an electroacoustic chamber opera by composer Mary Kouyoumdjian and librettist Royce Vavrek, adapted from Atom Egoyan’s film of the same name.

Nat King Cole (born March 17, 1919, Montgomery, Alabama, U.S.—died February 15, 1965, Santa Monica, California) was an American musician hailed as one of the best and most influential pianists and small-group leaders of the swing era. Cole attained his greatest commercial success, however, as a vocalist specializing in warm ballads and light swing.

New York based singer/songwriter, Morgan James, infuses soul and the roots of rhythm and blues into everything she does. If she and her fans have learned anything over the course of her extensive career, it’s that no matter where she goes, she brings the soul with her.

Generating a sound that is, "ego-less and chamber-like, lyrical, beautiful, and tranquil, underlain by vibrant energy and momentum," (Dan McClenaghan, All About Jazz), guitarist and composer Inbar Fridman has collaborated with such as Billy Cobham, Aaron Goldberg, Steve Cardenas and Harry Whitaker, amongst others. Mercy is Inbar's fourth release as a leader, presenting lyrical, heartfelt compositions with a very personal signature, alongside advanced and dynamic improvisation and communication demonstrated by all quartet members.